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Leclerc Does Not Want to 'Reject the Blame on the Strategy' for His (...)
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Charles Leclerc believes that it was his mistake in the last lap, not Ferrari's initial strategic choices, that cost him a podium at the Miami Formula 1 Grand Prix. He was third when the decision to call him for a change of tires was made. Ferrari decided to make him pass through the stands first among the first four drivers in the 13th lap. This decision frustrated him because rain was planned for the following laps, which he pointed out to his…
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